ADH—antidiuretic
hormone-vasopressin
ARF—acute
renal failure
BILI—bilirubin
BUN—blood
urea nitrogen
CAPD—continuous ambulatory
peritoneal dialysis
Cath—catheter,
catheterization
CCPD—continuous
cycling peritoneal dialysis
CKD—chronic kidney disease-serum
creatinine and BUN levels rise
Cl—chloride-electrolyte
excreted by the kidney
CRCL—creatinine
clearance; also known as CrCl or CLcr
CRF—chronic renal
failure-progressive loss of kidney function
C&S—culture
and sensitivity testing-determine antibiotic effectiveness against bacteria
grown from a patient's urine specimen
Cysto—cystoscopic
examination
ESRD—end-stage
renal disease
ESWL—extrcorporeal
shock wave lithotripsy
GFR—glomerular
filtration rate
HCO3---bicarbonate-
an electrolyte conserved by the kidney
HD—hemodialysis
IC—interstitial
cystitis-chronic inflammation of the bladder wall
K+--potassium-an
electrolyte
KUB—kidney,
ureter, and bladder
Na+--sodium-an
electrolyte
PD—peritoneal
dialysis
pH—potential
hydrogen; scale to indicate degree of acidity or alkalinity
PKD—polycystic
kidney disease
PKU—phenylketonuria
PUL—percutaneous
ultrasonic lithotripsy
RP—retrograde
pyelogram
spgr—specific
gravity
UA—urinalysis
UTI—urinary
tract infection
VCUG—voiding
cystourethrogram
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